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Cosmic Ray Astronomy at Hobart
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In the field of cosmic ray galactic studies, two kinds of phenomenon are currently being investigated by members of the Hobart cosmic ray group, led by Dr. A. G. Fenton. In a combined project with the University of South Australia, the University of Tasmania is participating in an experiment whose aim is to locate sources of galactic X-rays in a part of the southern sky inaccessible from the northern hemisphere. The object of the other investigation, which forms part of a joint ANARE-University programme of cosmic ray research, is to elucidate the evidence for intensity maxima from fixed galactic directions in the otherwise isotropic charged primary radiation.
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Title: Cosmic Ray Astronomy at Hobart
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In the field of cosmic ray galactic studies, two kinds of phenomenon are currently being investigated by members of the Hobart cosmic ray group, led by Dr.
A.
G.
Fenton.
In a combined project with the University of South Australia, the University of Tasmania is participating in an experiment whose aim is to locate sources of galactic X-rays in a part of the southern sky inaccessible from the northern hemisphere.
The object of the other investigation, which forms part of a joint ANARE-University programme of cosmic ray research, is to elucidate the evidence for intensity maxima from fixed galactic directions in the otherwise isotropic charged primary radiation.
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